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  | Online to claim 41% share of U.S. music market Found at 12/1/2008 via www.itnews.com.au
Digital music sales account for 18 per cent of the U.S. music market and that figure will grow to 41 per cent in five years, Forrester Research said in a report released on Monday. More...
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| Online seen claiming 41 pct share of U.S. music market Found at 12/1/2008 via news.yahoo.com
Digital music sales account for 18 percent of the U.S. music market and that figure will grow to 41 percent in five years, Forrester Research said in a report released on Monday. More...
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| On Music: Heavy metal rocking for your stocking Found at 11/27/2008 via seattlepi.nwsource.com
On Music: If "Silver Bells" isn't your idea of a rockin' Christmas song, how about AC/DC's "Hells Bells" or Metallica's "For Whom the Bell Tolls"? More...
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| Online reservations system goes live for Inter-Island Ferry riders Found at 11/25/2008 via aprn.org
The Inter-Island Ferry Authority (IFA) is now taking reservations online. Tickets can be booked and paid for through the authority?s website, interislandferry.com. Marketing Manager Len Laurance says the IFA hopes the system will increase ridership for the two ferries based on Prince of Wales Island. Ed Schoenfeld, CoastAlaska - Juneau Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| On Apple In-Ear Headphones and Nano alternatives--Ask the Editors Found at 11/24/2008 via reviews.cnet.com
CNET editor Jasmine France answers all of your questions about MP3 players, accessories, headphones, and more in this regular Ask the Editors feature. More...
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| Old Navy gives away free Samsung MP3 Player as Black Friday Doorbuster Found at 11/23/2008 via www.i4u.com
We would not necessarily think of Old Navy a shop where you can score a bargain on consumer electronics as this is just a clothing retailer where you get a warm sweater for cheap. But the marketing people at Old Navy are smart and decided to give away free... More...
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| Ogie Alcasid pays tribute to OPM Found at 11/14/2008 via showbizandstyle.inquirer.net
MANILA, Philippines?It has been 20 years since we first heard Ogie Alcasid?s debut hit single, ?Peksman.? Back then, piracy wasn?t so rampant because it wasn?t easy to mass-produce cassette tapes. So, Original Pilipino Music (OPM) enjoyed not just robust sales, but massive artistic growth, as well. More...
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| O2 to sponsor Academy music venues Found at 11/11/2008 via www.guardian.co.uk
Mobile operator O2 has struck a £22.5m deal with music promoters Live Nation to sponsor 11 music venues across the UK. By Mark Sweney. More...
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| Old Dog, New Tricks: LimeWire Adds Social Features Found at 11/8/2008 via www.readwriteweb.com
LimeWire - an eight-year old P2P service that manages to survive despite the best efforts of the RIAA - isn't resting on its laurels. In fact, despite the turmoil in which they find themselves embroiled , the company continues to make efforts to improve the service. In March of this year, they launched an iTunes-esque music store . Now, according to the LA Times , LimeWire plans to add ... More...
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| Options for streaming music from your PC to the rest of the house Found at 11/4/2008 via tech.yahoo.com
Reader Patricia writes: I know nothing about technology, but would like to buy a stereo system that is wireless and plays music off my computer in my home. I'd like to have wireless speakers in various rooms, and if I can program different music to different rooms, that would be ideal. Does that exist at a reasonable cost? There are so many ways to stream music from your PC to the rest of ... More...
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| Orascom Telecom and Nokia cooperate to provide ground-breaking mobile services to consumers Found at 10/27/2008 via www.zawya.com
As part of the collaboration, Nokia Nokia devices will provide easy access to both companies' selected services, such as Nokia Nokia Maps, Nokia Nokia N-Gage and music, with more exciting services to follow. More...
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| Online music service offers songs for 10 cents each Found at 10/21/2008 via www.latimes.com
Of course there's a catch: You can listen only through your Web browser. The major record labels plan to start selling digital songs today for a dime apiece. The catch: You can't carry them with you on an iPod. More...
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| Online music service offers songs for 10 cents a song Found at 10/20/2008 via www.latimes.com
Of course there's a catch: You can only listen through your Web browser The major record labels plan to start selling digital songs today for a dime apiece. The catch: You can't carry them with you on an iPod. More...
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| Once More Musicians & Fans Will Get The Shaft Found at 9/30/2008 via mashable.com
The music business has to be one of the most contentious online businesses with so many players involved. On one side you have the record labels who are facing an ever increasing devaluation of their physical media business. You have the trade organizations for the music industry trying to maintain their power base and millions of dollars of income. Then there are all the online providers of ... More...
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| Our Points Found at 9/29/2008 via nt1.directionsmag.com
Say good bye to your phone/PDA and hello to rather bulbous wrist worn device. It's apparently got GPS and an MP3 player. A cellophane-looking touch screen is hidden inside and slides out for use. My immediate response: I'd need three hands to use it or would need to take it off for use. More...
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| Oh Boy, BlueTunes, This Looks Like Trouble To Me Found at 9/26/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
I'm listening to Best Of David Bowie as I type this. No, I'm not streaming it for free on MySpace Music. Instead, I've uploaded the album, which I own, to new music site called BlueTunes . The new service, which launches today, is trying to avoid paying streaming music fees to labels because users are uploading and then playing their own music. If this sounds familiar it's because it's ... More...
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